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Vietnam Pediatric Association and Roche pledge to enhance access to care for children with Type 1 diabetes under the Changing Diabetes® in Children programme
The Vietnam Pediatric Association (VPA) and Roche Diabetes Care Vietnam, represented by Roche Vietnam Company Limited (Roche), today signed a cooperation agreement to enhance access to care for underprivileged children living with Type 1 diabetes in Vietnam.
Roche Diabetes Care Sharpens Focus on Indian Market
Roche Diabetes Care India (RDC India) today announced that their blood glucose monitoring device ‘Accu-Chek Active’ is now manufactured in India.
Roche expands access to diabetes care for financially disadvantaged in local communities
Singapore, December 15, 2022: Roche today announced that it has partnered with charity organisation, Diabetes Singapore (DS), to launch the Access to Care (A2C) programme in support of people with diabetes from lower-income groups who need a helping hand with regular self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG), a move that is crucial to keep their blood glucose levels in range. The programme is a step towards making structured SMBG more accessible and affordable to help ease the financial burden on lower-income groups in Singapore, as blood glucose monitoring supplies are recurring out-of-pocket expenses.
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Sustainable Diabetes Care
Earth Day is a once-a-year moment for both industry and individuals to come together to demonstrate commitment to protecting our shared environment - this year under the theme ‘Invest In Our Planet’. Take a look at some of the changes we’re making to improve our environmental sustainability and make daily diabetes management ‘greener’..
Fasting with diabetes - hear from an expert
The month of Ramadan begins today, and fasting will be practised by millions of Muslim people worldwide. But for people with diabetes, fasting can pose unique challenges.
#DiabetesMeetUp: How access to diabetes care and education can drive improved quality of life
Health inequalities due to scarce resources resulting in limited access to diabetes care, low disease awareness and education still are huge challenges people with diabetes face. Especially in low-resourced countries, diabetes today can still be a deadly disease when no access to diagnosis and therapy are available.
